RemisenBrandeis far more than bricks and memories – it’s a vibrant meeting place wherehistory, aesthetics, and innovation create the perfect setting for today’s mostimportant conversations and moments.

More than 100 years ago – on January 1st, 1914, to beexact – a new railway line was inaugurated in Denmark, and the station inBrande became a central part of this new transport route. The town even becamea railway hub, and at the height of the railway era, more than 500 peopleworked here. They were employed by the Danish State Railways and held a widevariety of positions in the railway industry.

Shortly after, a brand-new train depot – the remise –was built next to the station, soon capable of housing up to 14 large andimpressive steam locomotives.

Day and night, around 80 dedicated workers toiled inthe depot. They maintained and prepared the powerful engines, and the air wasfilled with the scent of motor oil, coal, and hard work.

Passion and international art
After decades of vital railway activity, the laststeam locomotive departed from the depot in 1969, and by 1971, the remise wasfully shut down. An era had come to an end. The 14 tracks leading into the vastdepot building now stood silent, and the sounds of bustling workers andrumbling trains were gone.

But luckily, that wasn’t the end of the story.

Passionate local enthusiasts ensured that new lifecould emerge in and around the once abandoned and now crumbling building. Inthe 1990s, jazz music echoed through the halls, and international art gracedthe rustic surroundings of the depot.

The historic building was about to rise even furtherfrom the dust. With financial support from Queen Margrethe and Prince Henrik’sFoundation, the former Brande Municipality, Ringkøbing County, Realdania, andseveral local businesses, a major restoration project was launched.

Where moments are created
In September 2006, RemisenBrande was officially reopened. Fully restored,elegant and proud, the historic train depot began a new chapter. Like a phoenixfrom the ashes, it rose to new life.

Today, the original features – raw beams and embeddedtrain tracks in the floor – exist in harmony with glass walls, aestheticdesign, and modern amenities. At RemisenBrande, the past meets the future – aplace where people gather, and special moments are allowed to unfold.

This cultural and historical gem now buzzes with life– from large conferences to smaller meetings, courses, concerts, lectures,events, and enchanting weddings.

A unique setting for your business events
RemisenBrande focuses especially on conferences and meetings. Here, the highceilings and wide-open spaces invite big ideas. The raw surroundings, combinedwith transparent glass walls, foster creativity and visionary thinking.

With flexible rooms, modern facilities, and adedicated, professional staff, every guest is well taken care of.

Whether you're planning a board meeting, a full-dayconference, or a creative workshop, the space is tailored to your needs. RemisenBrande can accommodate up to450 conference guests and 800 partyers.

Easy to reach – easy to enjoy
Located right next to Brande Station, RemisenBrande offers hundreds of freeparking spaces – including charging stations for electric vehicles. Arriving iseasy and convenient, whether you come by train or car. The Midtjyske Motorwaypasses Brande, and Billund Airport is just a 30-minute drive away.

A town with art in its veins
Brande is a vibrant and creative town where art is a constant companion. Take astroll through the streets and be surprised by the many impressive murals thatdecorate the facades, adding unique energy and character to the area.

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